What is ISPM and why does it matter for MSPs?
Identity is now the front door to almost every client environment you manage. Attackers know it, which is why stolen credentials and over-permissioned accounts turn up in so many breaches. Identity security posture management (ISPM) gives MSPs a way to see that risk clearly and act on it before it becomes an incident. Here’s what ISPM is, the risks […]
Top 5 security priorities for MSPs in 2026
It’s officially 2026 and it’s the season of reinvention, new goals and #NewYearNewMe posts on social media. For MSPs though, it’s a time to refocus our efforts on security and risk management for our clients. The threat landscape has evolved rapidly, and the tools and tactics that worked last year may not be enough to protect against today’s attacks. With that in mind, here are the […]
Identity-first security: The new perimeter for MSPs
Identity-first security is a modern approach that treats identity as the new perimeter for cybersecurity. With users, devices and applications accessing resources from anywhere, the traditional network perimeter no longer suffices. Instead, every access decision is based on verifying the identity, device health, user behavior and contextual risk factors, and continuously enforcing policies throughout the session. This approach is critical for […]
What MSPs should know about Azure AD Monitoring
Access control and identity management are fundamental parts of cybersecurity. Managed service providers (MSPs) must get them right every single time. Fortunately, MSPs that manage Azure environments have some powerful tools available to them right on the platform. Azure AD monitoring tools log important activity, integrate easily with third-party and homegrown security tools and analytics, […]
How MSPs can prevent fraud in Microsoft Azure
Identity and access management is a major pillar of modern cybersecurity—and for good reason. The use of stolen credentials is present in about 40% of cyberattacks, and some sort of human element, whether it’s falling for phishing attempts, accidentally downloading malware or some other kind of social engineering incident, is implicated in more than 80% […]
